Please confirm that this is a new, Apple branded and warranted memory kit. The description indicates it is, but a few reviewers indicate generics.
29076
It wasn't apple branded, but i think it's the same, to be honest i don't remeber what does the sticker says but i am sure i didnt see apple's logo on it cuz i was looking for it, but the work really fine
29077
No, it showed up in regular packaging and said nothing about a warranty. It works just fine in my MacBook.
29078
This is another case of Amazon supporting fraudulent claims by sellers. Apple does not sell RAM modules to the public. The claim that this is an Apple product is false. That said, I've upgraded many Apple computers with third party RAM and not had a problem. The question I have is "If the seller is willing to fool you about who he is, is he also willing to fool you about the RAM meeting Apple's specifications?" Fool me once, fool me twice, and all that. At leat buy from someone who admits their real name, like Kingston, PNY or Corsair.
29079
Based on the Apple Web site I took the memory module numbers and typed them into Amazon. Same number, speed etc for way way less than what Apple would charge. Install was easy and I have had absolutely no problem with it.
29080
is it not the original but works like a charm. I installed it myself, which is fairly easy and never had a problem at all. That is just me.
1751376
The one I received is a genuine Toshiba instead of just a generic one, so it is original Toshiba in my case. I am not sure for anyone else.
2082503
It is factory sealed memory. It is not a white box item. If you are using this for a MacBook Pro it requires a pair of these. Ideally in the same packaging which is sold as a pair. I bought these individually for mine and it worked luckily without a hick up.
424962
The one I received is brand new and works as well as the original that came with the camera. Hard to tell them apart.
2070884
That's what I have. This memory kit made an incredible difference! Just to be safe, click on your apple menu, then "about this Mac". Make sure it says "1333MHz DDR3". You should be good to go. Enjoy
1724665
I am not 100% sure. I can say it appears to be an apple product and it works.
424961
Yes it was brand new. It is still working great. I rotate between this one and the one that came with the camera. Both work great with hundreds of pictures (with flash) between charges.
1969487
It was listed as original, but I was ticked when I received a compatible GBIC. I would not recommend buying from them.
2110311
yes it was... you need to purchase the exact same type of of memory. i bought 4gb for the laptop, 2 cards. i works best.
552851
Yup it's new. Look at your hardware specs? What does your motherboard want for memory?
1888882
I'm pretty sure it isn't. This memory is for Apple products but I'm sure Crucial makes plenty for that machine. Check their website for exactly what you need.
190205
They are Lithium Ion batteries.... Composite of materials. Similar to the Apple OEM batteries, but without the bulging, separation, and overheating issues which plagued those batteries. Even if you find new Apple branded batteries for these older laptops, you run the same risk with them as the originals that came with the machines because the batteries are no longer being manufactured by Apple since they no longer make the 17" non-unibody aluminum laptops. So any "new" Apple branded battery for them is in fact just overstock or fake. You're better off with 3rd party batteries which are being manufactured with newer technologies & materials.
1648574
the name brand does not matter, but the type does, do a google search on your computer to see what it needs. But this memory is running great in my homebuilt!
756272
It should be, but I got a counterfeit (see my review below). I wouldn't recommend buying it from Amazon, go to an Apple Store instead.
188452
Good question; I'm not sure. The look is consistent with Apple - and it works perfectly, but there is nothing on it or the sleave it came in to identify it as Apple. There is a sticker labeling it as US produced and another with its, I assume, bin coding, but no manufacturer.
544355
Yes, the product was new. But I don't know about the warranties. I'm glad you brought that up. I'll be calling Apple about it v
836082
Most "bulk" packaged electronics are not legit. If you're buying a supposed new apple, motorola, belkin, etc. product its probably a ghost run (employee will run additional product using leftover or rejected materials to make additional product to sell on the gray market), reject, or knockoff. Especially memory cards! If the deal sounds to good to be true, it probably is.